Reentry Resources
Preparing for life after incarceration often requires access to several forms of assistance. Individuals may need help with housing, transportation, identification documents, public benefits, healthcare, substance-use recovery, education, employment, advocacy, and community support.
Assisting Incarcerated Men, Inc. maintains this resource directory to help incarcerated men, returning citizens, families, volunteers, and community partners identify organizations that may provide practical assistance before and after release.
AIM does not directly provide every service listed on this page. Our role is to help individuals identify and connect with available public agencies, nonprofit organizations, healthcare providers, educational institutions, and community-based programs.
Housing/Transportation
Resources that may assist individuals with housing searches, public housing information, transportation planning, and accessible transportation services.
Public Benefits, Identification and Essential Documents
Resources that may assist with identification documents, Social Security cards, public benefits, vocational rehabilitation, and other essential services.
Health & Wellness
Resources that may provide physical healthcare, behavioral healthcare, mental-health support, medical assistance, and wellness services.
Substance-Use Recovery
Resources that may provide substance-use assessments, treatment, rehabilitation, recovery support, and connections to appropriate care.
Advocacy and Legal Support
Organizations that may provide legal information, advocacy, civil-rights assistance, and support related to successful reentry.
Life Skills, Family and Peer Support
Community organizations that may provide mentoring, peer support, family assistance, life-skills development, and connections to positive community relationships.
Education, Training and Employment
Resources that may assist with GED preparation, continuing education, vocational training, employment readiness, job searches, and workforce development.
Education and GED preparation
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NC Community College System — Adult Education — Find a local college offering adult education and high school equivalency programs.
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Wake Tech — College & Career Readiness — GED/HiSET preparation, Adult High School, and basic education in Wake County.
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Durham Tech — High School Equivalency — GED/HiSET preparation in Durham.
Job training and employment
Need Help Finding a Resource?
If you need help identifying a resource or would like to recommend an organization for this directory, please contact AIM.
Resource Information and Disclaimer
The resources listed on this page are provided for informational purposes only. AIM does not guarantee the availability, eligibility requirements, acceptance, cost, or quality of services provided by outside organizations.
Programs, contact information, and eligibility requirements may change. Please contact each organization directly to confirm its current services and requirements.
The inclusion of an organization does not necessarily indicate an official partnership with or endorsement by Assisting Incarcerated Men, Inc.
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